Tiah Chanei - '12 Years'
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Tiah Chanei is a young talent, just in her mid teens! Singer and songwriter, this new track '12 Years' is about missing her Dad. Amazing job#tiahchanei #12years #teenager #london #missingdad #unsigned #jeeni #music #musicians #soulmusic #r&b #urban #ukr&b #singersongwriter #musicvideo #unsignedartist #unsignedsinger #animation #musicfest #community #talent #unsigned #creatives #fans #superfans
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